Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25


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nss1ed.
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snEt sGsliaed a. - he wriE sf fspissin sshfd
froaa IA coEsrt ca tae propsrtF lsksn tIon
fhs spen a. Al Resrs-sf a. TIE tims 81 Lks
raid. Assistant CEty Artofnsy Isgier d<
sired ths GIes Bl2ced Ia esidenns. bal Aif.
Aebries eslscfsd zs tie case before tAs
jasties sss nos yet settled and De naa 20
desire 70 trust ths pagers sifAin reach Of
ths police or the dspzFtmsnk Coi,iss we're
nlsd aad the Judge took the originals With
him.
Psfrolman T. c. Price testified that he
found saf 80 cents On the ts3ie. Daa net
knos that aBy x2mhlisg had beea czrsaed
On n the hose except By bearsaF.
Pssrolman Wm. HI Graves testified that
he Gas one Of the GFst IN The room. sss~
no money 90 ths table. but did see eneeks
and cards. Il sac no money taken fiom
the drsser. ODss said that be waala
come over without beirg hantcufed"
fsfrolman j. B. Johnson testlEet that he
vas The lasf one IN the room ant csrroi>or-
aEed The other witnesses. PAtrolEnzn
wsob testified thzt be broke in the dDer.
Pa1r0iman Chafees testimony was
nnimport4nt. Pafrolman Mccullough
testified 70 taking money out OF The
drawers which Was counted by
Sergeant Hurley and Patroiman j. u.
Smith. saw s'xn which read No stake
playing allowed We got a roulette wheel.
PaEroimxn Tuobs testified that he had cnee
visited gambling house A. spectator and
s,aid about an hour. Patrolman Wheeler
said that he did not see anything As
Sergeant Hurley called to him 20 guard the
side door.
Pafrolman ]. Z. Smith testified that he
was the drst man in the room rom the
saloon entrance. He said be knew ali about
gambling as he had besn there. Continuing
be said. II helped the Sergeant count the
money. l saw cards and chips on TWO OF
the tables broke open no drawers TO get
money. There vas somewhere about $40
or $50. The drawers were all locked. /
saw no one playing cards and OF my own
knowledge do not know that anyone had
played that day"
Sergeant Hurley testified as follows:
20 Day wanted me 10 let him get hls
| coat and said there was stuh IN
| the tables. We got s200s in one drawer.
| 81. % IN another. $3.50 or in another and ten
cents In the roulette table. have no
hnowledge that gambling was carried on az
No. Al Pesrl-st. for the past four months.
| don't know who owned the goods. un-
Srrtood the owner. Frank Bonnell. was
4 out OF town
| Superintendent Smith testified as follows:
directed the raid. Did not 90 there my
| self only glanced st the property taken
| from that place. Mcbride ana 0'Day made
. demand tor the money last Monday.
| The defense put in no testimony. Nc
| Bride asked that The Court cause the prose
ention 20 elect on which of the counts they
proposed, from the evidence. to charge
Mr.. O'Day with being guilty of. The
Cocrf after elaborate argument, denied
| Mr. McBride's motion. After listening
| 10 the Arguments OF the case on both sides,
| In which Mr.. Taylor waxed eloquent IN
i praise Of HE Honor, Judge Holmes said
4 1T is shown that these men were in \ pri-
| vate room. had secluded themselves, the
doors were locked. and IL was necessary tc
break down the doors in order 10 gain ad
mittsncs. l tbsrefore ind the defendant
/ guilty"
He at once sentenced |, Day to pay fms
Of $50 and costs. s9.56, or in default 90 days
Imprisonment In the county Jail. Bond in
tue sum Of $500 was given, and the case ap
-safed